Friday night LIVE!!
As Ros wrote earlier, today we're talking about a controversial computer game, the deal between multi-national Mittel and Liberia, and relations between Hamas and Fatah. Post your comment now.
You can read emails and text messages here, and of course post your own comments as well.
We've kicked off the show and Isaac has called from Liberia to tell us he is thrilled about the deal with Mittal because it will bring jobs to his country.
Mansour in Monrovia has texted to say:
Signing it is a significant step to boost the Economy.
We'll be talking about this in detail later in the programme, send us your thoughts by posting a comment right here.
Hamas and Fath now...
This anonymous text:
This is a Israelic creation. A whole people, not aloud any normal human pride, like in a huge cage, all about Israel not wanting to feel any threat.
Deus, Tanzanian
It would be better for palestines to unite and think over the way forward to get solutions to the conflict with Islaeris!
Ishwardas from Pakistan
This is replay of Muslim History since its birth. It reminds me of Moorish era.
Patrick Alley of Global Witness has joined Ros and Peter in the studio to talk about Liberia and the Mittel deal.
E. Black. London.
Have Your Say. What business is it of the B.B.C., if the lndian firm Mital invests in Liberia? You are always seeing trouble in Africa where there's none.
From Nigeria
I think the Liberian people should happy with the deal and indeed all developing countries.
Chilu in Kitwe city, Zambia
These investments do not benefit the locals. The profits made are usually externalised. In Zambia, we hav hotels which are too expensive. One wonders who they are meant for. This is just a new economic imperialism.
Simon, Italy
Now we know next time the Palestinians hold an election all they have to do is ask the US and Israel whom they would to win. So much for democracy, and please don't tell me that both haven't now got what they wanted.
A heated exchange is taking place between the maker of the controversial Christian game and Reverend Timothy F. Simpson who does not like the game at all.
Rebecca has told us her son plays the game, she is a Christian and disapproves.
As the programme comes to an end there are now four people rying very hard to all have their say! But time has run out unfortunately! Please continue the debate here...
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